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Senate Natural Resources committee forwards three bills to Judiciary with unanimous committee support
Summary
At the end of its Jan. 23, 2025 meeting the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Wildfire voted unanimously to move Senate Bills 680, 832 and 838 to the Senate Committee on Judiciary without recommendation as to passage.
At a brief work session following two informational hearings on Jan. 23, 2025, the Senate Committee on Natural Resources and Wildfire voted to forward three bills to the Senate Committee on Judiciary.
Vice Chair Nash moved each bill "without recommendation as to passage" and requested referral to the Senate Committee on Judiciary. Each motion passed on a roll call with no discussion recorded.
Votes at a glance:
- Senate Bill 680 — Motion: move without recommendation as to passage; referred to Senate Committee on Judiciary. Roll call recorded affirmative votes from Senator Grubb, Senator Krzanski, Senator Taylor, Vice Chair Nash and Chair Golden. Outcome: approved (unanimous).
- Senate Bill 832 — Motion: move without recommendation as to passage; referred to Senate Committee on Judiciary. Roll call recorded affirmative votes from Senator Terraz, Senator Taylor, Vice Chair Nash and Chair Golden. Outcome: approved (unanimous).
- Senate Bill 838 — Motion: move without recommendation as to passage; referred to Senate Committee on Judiciary. Roll call recorded affirmative votes from Senator Trust, Senator Perzovsky, Senator Taylor, Vice Chair Nash and Chair Golden. Outcome: approved (unanimous).
No substantive discussion of the bills occurred on the committee floor during the recorded roll calls; staff called the roll for each motion. The committee adjourned after completing the referrals.
Ending: The referred bills will be considered next by the Senate Committee on Judiciary; the Natural Resources and Wildfire Committee recorded the referrals but did not register a committee recommendation for passage.
